Could someone correct these sentences? a) is in spanish. b) is in english

1a) Por lo general, yo me levanto a las seis, perro a veces a las cinco y media.

1b) Usually, I wake up at six, but sometimes at five thirty.

2a) Le toca a Susan quita la mesa.
2b) It's Susan's turn to clear the table.

3a) Cuanto tiempo hace que tu coleccionar las estampillas?
-Hace tres anos que coleccionar las estapillas.
3b) How long have you been collecting stamps?
-Three years.

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Could someone correct these sentences? a) is in spanish. b) is in english

1a) Por lo general, yo me levanto a las seis, perro a veces a las cinco y media. 

1b) Usually, I wake up at six, but sometimes at five thirty.

2a) Le toca a Susan quita la mesa.
2b) It's Susan's turn to clear the table.

3a) Cuanto tiempo hace que tu coleccionar las estampillas?
-Hace tres anos que coleccionar las estapillas.
3b) How long have you been collecting stamps?
-Three years.

anonymous · Answer

Dog!

anonymous · Answer

lol sorry. "Perro" means "dog." 

"Pero" means "but."

anonymous · Answer

In #2, we should say...

"Le toca a Susan QUITAR la mesa." 

We need to use the infinitive, here.

anonymous · Answer

Why would you not conjugate it?

anonymous · Answer

Because we're saying, "It's Susan's turn TO CLEAR the table." 

Quitar means "to clear," you see?

anonymous · Answer

On the other hand, "quita" would just mean "she clears."

anonymous · Answer

Okay, I think I see; we already implied it was Susan doing the action, so we don't need to say she twice.

anonymous · Answer

Yep!

anonymous · Answer

Oh and in the third sentence, we ought to say...

Hace tres anos que yo COLECCIONO." 

We do need to conjugate "coleccionar" into the Yo form.